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Marriage IliccnsiesI,..- i.

The following persons were yesteH. sssgt
day licensed to wed:: John G.. Ne2s9ssSs
son to Eorin M. Williams; Walter =. e
Watkyns to Kate.F. Buell.; James ,,., s,.s
lancaster 20 Ada w. Cleaves; SANE s,,' y
uel G., King to,Nellie v, Hale, JoqeRh 81;
Bindeback to w. c., 4. Schmidts ~ !,
William Motif to Syntha Barrow :,ls..
Shypan 81. Dennis to Mary 4. 6tegen- !, b ~;
malt; Letter J. Wooleys to- Anliey &:
idfeenwall;; WiIArd Al eQnA1d sNssx
Caroli9a =. Sweet Hss bert p ~.
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A New AppointImcnt.

SAN FRANCISCO, December "a
Captain Charles Wilson, ship-broker,
was to-day appointed Inspector OF
Hulls and Boilers, in place OF Captain
j. Ii. Freeman, resigned.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

!. ,NEw- YoRK, December AT is
Thought possible that Sharp's visit 10
Rome, New York, means that he is
en- route to Canada. +. .g..s.s:t-r,.; ..,e
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
PACIFIC COAST.
T 7 tI
Sale Of The Manhattan
Mining Interests.
KING kALAKAUA KICKING.
Fedesated Grades Gall Msfting;--
Y GaysTnss zulick a5,ardbus
i. Hsfney Riggs.

Associ ated Press Dispatches TO the HgsAID.
AUSTIN, NEv., December 24.-The
last three days have been full OF stir
rings Incidents. Sherit17s saleshaving
taken place and the mines and vast
mining Rropeptywotth $500, 900 sfosmy
eriyFbelbnsiae ~ the Manhattaa.
silrerAIiniug Company has been sold
10 the lien-holders for SAL 1000. 1t
was believed that the stockholders Of
the Company. OF I.lsasterR creditors
represented by j. A. Parmalee, FIX
Gsyernor, Liza. I Reyeridge,t Lazarus
silyer,mgaln, Atr 1T Allyn iE., ot ghicago,
and TSS- Congressman John 3 Alley Of.
Boston, wSuia1be' hefa 10 bid fo3r TIE
property on Thursday and Friday, but
no bidders were present and the lier-
holders under the firm name of the;
London Company secured tho.
property with no opposition. The
Manhattan GoahpahyIsas been WIPED
ouhi,yHhe Sherif's. sale Tie stouks
hoIJsys have l9st, the ownership after
paying three assessments 81, one dol,.
lar eatf tin1e.3 General II. NJ: e laaaTlkl,ee, &,
Of u aIatsora City, attorney fIE Bthe
Easterlyf snditers arrived here Thurs
day at noon; from Battle Mountain on
a symcisl train 1.-THE .samelday the lsale
took places; the sale, being delayed till
he' rtAcfisd sEhere. !, Meanwhile, the
sssssTxsifsaES4ii Was IxfRSsH,ss .]i
AndAp tl1siaisixens. had sgatlierGd Oh
thq STREETS. :. Henry, Mayerhaum, Ito
SHtnn tlIr iien-hoiders had assigned
thetEsldilhysw ass the, central figure.
To him the laborers trusted their
vested rights and transaction OF the
sale. General II. M. Clarke expected
to find instructions here and money
with which to purchase the property,
but the Eastern creditors had failed |
to meet their propises :. as TING money
had not come. Thei sale pfFkersohal
property was begun on Thursday, at |
P. NJ, taking all the afternoon. - Tess4
rerday it was continued. The s6le 81
the personal, propsrty.sWass iiHishedt
at P. N. The reaf' property, c6mprfs-
ing mines and real estate, was then |
sold before the Courthouse entire, at
3 P. NJ, by Sheriff T. z. Van Patten
1t wasbosght by the iien7hblder for $3. |
The personal property byonShH $50 y:
The ii-holders now 0Wnsth6 Propsr~
ty. Should no companies purchase it |
a company will be formed out of the |
lien-holdets and operations will be |
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
A'4Fntni FaiI.sl

JACKSON, Call, December If Sam
s5ovdvich;; sssingle man aged IS years,
skip.tendeT at Che ZSfiS mine, was
killed last nightg.by falling from the
one hIndrcd-feveT station into the
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

The duty of congressman eof all
parties is' to-, unite : for q common
double good to stop the surplus and
ease the statdens OF the people.iNew
York World, Dem. ~
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
Deatl, OF Depnis,C orbe.t.

NEW YORK, December 24.-Dennis
Corbett, one sofl.the most prominent
and active: members of tire Clanna
Gael died yesterday morning ,atq his,
residcneeg in sthis city. sCgrbett was
one Of the Fenmns who sought to
invade. Canaan. - f:s.i -e-fgz. LIZ. ~.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
sa4. r nFangase axraaf3m rhGEra

happy times had almost !. return
ed !, when a Roman EPpntiff, was vas
looked upon as the father ~ all pftin7
ees and all nations .,slwho glory H.
christian name. F,nA-sg s-s.t,srtr .,,,,-;s, ~,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

dump, distance of twenty-five feet,
before he reaahedihc water. No one
Mitpe sFed lhefaccfdeut. and it liz sup
po PdFthaH i4is pitched into the shaft
INSTRUMENTATION an attack of dir
Ziuess
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
..A.-G00d Sh OMing.

MEM YoRK. December, "A = The
weekly bank statement shows the re-
serve increisesto be one million and
eight THOUSAND dollars, The banks,
now hold nine million. and :tliirty-six
thousand dollars In excess of the %
percent rtile.siSiai iss i3is; II 's''''F -.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
a New RaklrOsd.

Topeka, December "A charter
was lied to-day for I an II "a hc (,
Of the Huioit and N II pfaslxsa Railway
Company capital stock III ,Q00, 600.
The route is from Befoit, Kansas, To,
the North line OF the State, .insJewell
Oh Smith counties. is Union Pa
cifc ENTERPRISE. II: & x ~ ,'iisl IT s.--
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

tives to rise in arms if necessary and
assert. their right to a pieegin1the
manag&ne nt oftheir own affairs. IT
or1y rsbedsSa spark to set the Pu@Y
infa blaze. Y n. M i AZ
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
AIihIesf n '5:itios.

WAsHlSeroN, December "a IAN
paper says ;s riot vas mar ar,
rowly averted at the navy yards yes
toIiay. ~ At the close of work on the
excavation for the he&a,ssof dnafe6
foandryj 1Supefi ntend dent Rugsiey an
bounced the names4 of iisixtys men
Whose services would not be l1onger
required. The announcement uoining
as IL did, just before Glifistinas, was
followed by scene participated IN BY
tile Discharged employees st'tThey
shouted aeaihstAsueh TREATMENT and
many threats Of violeheegwefe made. \
Inc approach of an armed body Of
mariners; which had been Summoned,
succeeded inibringfrig the disturbaaes
tQaIl enyl.s sfFf2ags'a:sssssiezzs 5stres H. t.s1
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
A NEW OIL HOUSE.
'rhc Enormous amount" of Oil
b. l.. shipped srOIn this City. =

B. l.. shipped frOrn this City.' = 2
The Santa Fe Company began, yes
terday morning to break ground for a
new oil house on the east bank OF the
river Immediately facing First street.
1.-The building will, be made large
enough to- contain ten loaded cars
and will be 50 constructed that they
may be side-tracked to it without loss
Of time. % '-' - !,
The Santa Fe Company received
s 500. cases Of oil Friday amounting to
between ten and thirteen carloads, for
shipment to points along the line be-
tween this city ana San Bernardino
as Well as all suburban points on their
other lines. ffg
q The oil business has become quite
an Important feature" Of commerce
in this city, At the beginning of the
year thet Standard Oil Company
made an estimate OF the. amount OF
oil to.be Shipped tor LOS Angeles to
supply the suburban points. In six
months time the estimate has been.
flied I vice over, and large Quantities
Of oil had ,been sdiverted from SAP
FFareiscp to supply the5dehiand Here.
The Santa Eepnpany now lhas what
they term an nOif' day" every week.
This day is Friday, and they will only
receive small lots then, they have,
however, been requested. from Pasa-
denst te ksssyc.xupther IS t3iAydaY'' as
lffHsHisfGE ssllIff m iIglEfeif sup
E eisfa 4 a st 4 ~ slonEss
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4 j, h, ANs~ Rank s., n
( WAsftiNaToN.~ DeceInbet "a The.

WasHiNaToN." Decelnbef s4,-lhe'
Comptroller ofthe Currency has at
thorized the First National Bank Of
san Luis Obispo., Gala, to commence
business with. Il capital OF 100000.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

NEW York, December. IA The H,.
Paul, Minneapolis.and Manitoba rail-
road is reported4here as preWaring to
build from,Sioasx Falls TO Denver, via
Yankton, Da. 1t is also reported that
arrangements: bsii made between
the Manitoba and Union Pacific lines
flor the exchange Of Business west OF
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
LlCA -0IssEisyAT0Ry.
The. New Lens im Place, andsyyill
n! ~ be Tfied Next week.

The. New Lens im Place and VIII
n! ~ be Ttied Next week.
SAN sFRANCIsoo, December "a. The
last ehsayyspiese-of the Lick telescope
mounting Was raised and put in place
blast, Starday. < unusnA pains were
taken to prevent accident as a loss OF
$50, 900 would have been entailed By,
the falling of the piece. 1t was
hoped a, short TING I since that
thu workswo4ld be $50 aldvancedlas
tolry the biz lens this evening, but il
win be- oiit' Of the question to make the
test before next week. The third lens
has arrived safely and fits its cell ex-
actly. Avian Clark, who accompanies
the lens, has made ,so,ncs#tests ofthe
thiglena aud 3fGplss assured llaA EvefIy
" AZ AT ~, \. 4. .s''6a a',I .
splISAcxfAi sas DID. Tho g5sSy
i'll III lit HI f II H
isit EmfAs ANBf he feKeii, 44fs
svlxitQ by thu lust III iisilfS .333r
tile int iilrsh sss
B s ii /: ~; II \ \: III H
s;v s,I sf,i,l IL ma
...
4N ~ NJ ',''' ~?
n strtIek a$;t y'ssaisted iUest
IA lsilat i u n II ttrts 81;
4 Hing tlLall 81 " il1iassS 4
0ilhE "a NJ dil, v
the ut let l} i = vi IN Is 4 el4lg
% Al VI fSSe H4
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
q Fg,r si.s .lirEIrs,l ~ n,
Semeca,s rrlbuiations.

SIN FsANoNseo,s D9ceM tHr ~ 44.sssA'A
warranewas-placeJ III the hands of
the Sheriff to-day to beysrvedpn Sen
eca Augustus Swalms who is awaiting
trial fos forging the name of R. Fl.
My Donald t0certsjn st0ck cerii@ates,
inlhe eEentiof-hisi fecliHng bail@ The
-WapranM charges3Swalih W. ;. Saving
Attempted to bride Constable Dyer,
who arrested him at, sColfaxss as he
was escaping East. -,~ ,,., ,-,, -.
sluraerer iArrcstes.- { ~
SAN FRANCISCO, December 24.-J.J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as"seonqton,"
was Arrested to-day and placed In city
prison to await the -resuts-,ef injuries
sustained by Deputy Assessor Edward
Brady; who fwaSE strudAHn the head
by Nhlohesy AurfAg a DISPUTE between
thsxwo.mensa few.~dayA.ago. Con-
cussion of the brain resulted, and
Brady is reported to be in a-dying-
condition., ~. j.
a.3 y ~ liza MIG .Iiiaze.t - - /
SEATTLE, W. T., December GA
fire last night destroyed asawmil1op-
erateasbySshe Mechanics Mi;t Com
papyy and the works d. the Paget
Sound Hide Company, and badly
damaged other buildings. The total
loss is about $4,000. Insurance very
light.. Loss on sthe2saw-mill about
$40, 900, on which there wasEad ipspr-
ance.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
. Tokenn of Affection.

NEW fYeRK, December .-rAocordr,
ing figures 'obtaineI'froin Vicar
General Prestonj the total contfibui'
tiohs Of the rich diocese of New York
to the Papal Jubilee fund ID $SG, 665i..
BESIDES cash offerings, New, Y ork
Catholics have also, sent many. other
testimonials Of their affection. ,i,.i,,s-s
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

.ilBosroM December W.-The jurylin
the contested will case of John Am
DRY Goldman found this morning that
Goldman wasFof unsound. mind, and
Mira. KiIhball MIR. Dexter (0odman's
attorney and 'Hodgson, the benetici-
aries, had each exercised undue influ-
ence. 1t is a victory for Mrs. Cod
.nnn :. ~, 50 - z u. = - 4.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
New york Noses

NEw York, December 24.-The
'sfGA and Erpresar reports CalifoEnia
honey as bringing satDst sflouble the
price in this market as, it: did q year
ago.
Senator Stamford, Congressman
FELTON, andaIoseph a.. Redding are.in
the cityfor 0fMfstasiss. s:ts, Gs4a HIS
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

Pieaeer iasesss publishes communica-
tons from seyenty-six members OF
the House, representing tgenty;six
STATES anA inc udins 5S Republicans
andA Is genl&cratS which $ndieate
strong probability OF admitting
Dakota into the Union o., one. State,
after tle'next PRESIDENTIAL campaign,
if} the people ,Eof the Territory will
.,erees-P = .sf,e2-r ~ i-@hF-tS-' $
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IV.efNl TIL. VT N ....!%::.IIi
HI. - LA yIl il..s 4IITf1::ii

sts IA III SIHNlToxa Aeesinb eh
it Ssani myself t ID
YOU .uklr siireres syHtpGtt Cur till
:fl l,tifisetipif iisfn deep sad iless lfbg
tho i1sssti II Eia4i ADD sHio tesE;eeted
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25
...-vmcxionu et,ncr. ,.-,r :

. CITY 81 MEn{Jo, EDscsinbet AIN.
quiries are being received by cable
from the United States regarding, the
proposed psw lay placins .. hpavy
duty on theeSgofssstlon of ores. THE
matter has not yet been decided, but
it is believed the measure will become
a law. A powerful English company
bought and took possession of the San
sEilipe redacti6nl works, near. Chihua-
hua. This company is working hard
to secureIthe adoption ~ thsfneasiite
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07

Of Young Men On The Street Corners"
"Yes My Dear" "You Cannot Help
Seeing Them, Can You Mammal" "No
My Love, Everybody In Salt Lake Is
Compelled To Look At Them" "Who
Are The Young Men, Mamma, That
Stand On The Street Corners OF Salt
Lake, And Make Everybody Look At
Them ?' "They Are Salt Lake Hood
lums, My Love-" "And Who Are The
Salt Lake Hoodlums, Mamma p" ''They
Are The Wards Of The City Council
of Salt Lake, My Child" "What Are
Wards Mamma?'' Wards, My Love,
Are People Who Have Guardians Set
Over Them by Law to Take Care of
Them" "And, Mamma, is The City
Council of Salt Lake The Guardian of
The Salt Lake City Hoodlums ?" "That
is The General Impression, My Child"
''Does the City Council Love Its
Wards. Mammal" every Much, My
Dear" "Does Any One Else
But The City Council Think That
The Salt Lake Hoodlums are Nice,
Mammal" ''No, Indeed, My Child"
ooh! Look, Mamma, What is That
Crowd of Hoodlums Doing Now?" ''The
Hoodlums Are Splitting Tobacco Juice on
The Handsome Dress of That Lady Who
is Passing, My Love-" "Do The Salt
Lake Hoodlums Often Spit Tobacco
Juice On Ladies' Handsome Dresses,
Mammal" "It is One of Their Favorite
Pursuits, Ny Child" "Have The Hood
lums of Salt Lake City Any Other
Favorite Pursuits, Mammal" Yes,
My Dear, Quite a Number" "What
Are the Other Favorite Pursuits of the
Salt Lake Hoodlums, Mammal" "Well,
My Child, They Jostle People Walking
Along the Public Streets, Leer in the
Faces OF Ladies, Use Obscene Lam
guage, Look Vulgar and Smell Bad"
" Have the Salt Lake Hoodlums
Any Other Name, Mammal? eyes,
Ny Love, The People Sometimes Call
Them 'Yaps.'" "Why Do They Call
Them 'Yaps', Mammal" Because,
My Child, 'Yaps' is Another Name For
Mouth" care the Hoodlum Wards of
the City Council of Salt Lake Acquainted
With Any Other Wards, Mammal" 'I
Do not Know. sMy Dear" care There
any Other Wards the Wards of The City
Council Ought to Be Acquainted With,
Mammal" "Yes, My Love-" "What
Other Wards are They, Mammal"
"Prison Wards, My Child"
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07
PRIMER LESSONS.

"Oh! Mamma, Who Are Those Men
Going Into That Large Building ?''
''They Are the Mormon and Gentle
Merchants, My Dear" care the Nor
mon and Gentle Merchants Friends,
Mammal" eyes, My Dear.'' "What
Made Them Friends, Mammal" "Be-
cause They Wanted to See Salt Lake
City Grow, My Child" "And Will Salt
Lake City Grow. Mamma, Because
the Mormon and Gentle Merchants
Are Friends?" ct is the ONLY
Way to Make 1t Grow. My Child" ssAnd
Mamma, What are the Mormon and
Gentle Merchants Going into the Large
Building For?" 'They Meet Together,
in the Building, My Child" "And What
is the Meeting Called, Mammal" "It is
Called The Board OF Trade, My Dear"
"And Mamma, Do Boards of Trade
Make Cities Crow" eyes, My Child,
Boards of Trade are Splendid Building Ma
terials for Cities" "But Look! Mamma.
There is That Big Man Who
Thought He Owned Salt Lake City And
Utah" eyes My Dear, That is Our Re-
publican Contemporary" "Where is
The Great Big Man Going Mamma ?o
"He is Following the Salt Lake City
Board of Trade, My Love-" 'fWhy Does
He Follow The Salt Lake Board of Trade
Mammal" "He Wants To Curry Favor
With 1t My Child" "But 1 Thought.
Mamma, That Our Republican Contem-
porary Did Not Want Salt Lake City Built
Up" HE Does Not My Love, But
He Finds That He Cannot Help Him
self" ''Then, Mamma, the very Big
Man with such Loud Voice is Not as
Proud as he Used to be, is he, Mamma ?"
'No, My Child" "And, Mamma, did
You See that Our Republican Contempo-
rary had no Whip in His Hand when he
Followed the Board of Trade of Salt
Lake City," 'Yes, My Love"
"Why did not the Very Big Man
have A Whip, Mamma? He has a
Great Many Whips, Hasn't Hep" eyes,
My Love, Our Republican Contemporary
Has the Largest Assortment of Whips in
Utah." "Then, Mamma, Why Did Not
the Very Big Owner of So Many Whips
Have One in His Hand, and Crack 1t AS
Loud AS Usual When He Followed the
Board of Trade of Salt Lake City?" 'Be-
cause Our Republican Contemporary Has
Lost the Cracker of That Particular Whip,
My Child"
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07
THE LAST DITCH.

The back-action church organ is wild
this morning. 1t realizes that at last it
is driven to the wall, and its rage is as
violent as it is helpless All of its efforts
to defeat the formation of Board of
Trade for Salt Lake City have proved
worse than futile. The liberal minded
Mormon merchants OF the city have
refused to obey the suicidal behests of
Church and State. The back-action
Church organ, therefore, falls back to the
inner walls of the Tabernacle, and from
that congenial line of defense, exudes
treason at every pore. 1t singles out
Governor West, and heaps upon
him all of the abusive epithets
in which the Church vocabulary
is SO richly virulent The back
action organ pretends that this abuse of
Utah's Governor is entirely personal.
But the pretense deceives no one. The
back-action Church organ attacks Gov
ernor West as the representative of the
Federal authority in Utah. 1t would
attack any other Federal Utah
Governor in the same virulent man.
ner under the same circumstances.
1t is not the man the back-action organ
attacks. 1t is the representative of the
Federal Government. Its abuse of
Utah's Governor is the utterance of
treason. In this abuse the back-action
organ defies and spits upon the Govern
ment of the United States. But fortu-
nately the reasonable mouthing is as
powerless for evil as every other
effort to which the back-action Or
gan has bent its energies. Indeed, it is
but an acknowledgment OF weakness and
an admission of defeat. The back-action
organ has signally failed in its efforts to
fire the Mormon heart. The business
men OF Salt Lake decline to sacrifice
themselves at the command of the
Church priesthood. The Board of
Trade, the object OF the back.
action organs malicious and interested
assault, is an accomplished fact The
fight has been fought, and the victory
won. Therefore, the back-action organ
has nothing left but to talk treason, and
it does SO. Its assaults on the |
personal character of Governor West |
are estimated at their true value. |
They are as harmless as their |
source. Governor Vests devotion to
Utah and Salt Lake City is recognized on
all sides. His labors are thoroughly ap-
preciated, and they are not in vain.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07

THE result of the Chicago election is
an emphatic warning, not only to the
Anarchists of that city and throughout
the United States, but also to the red
handed and bloody-minded of Europe.
The Anarchists OF Chicago and the
United States have been sternly told
that the method of murder will not
be tolerated inAmerica land their brethren
of Europe will realize now that the
scheme OF Anarchist emigration to
American shores will not work. The
people of Chicago, irrespective of party,
have spoken. The standard of an
American Commune was set up in their
midst, and that standard has been
trailed in its own foul mire. The red
flag no longer menaces America, and
Chicago's citizens deserve we'll of their
country.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07
SOME QUESTIONS ANSWERED

On our local page is a communication
over the signature of Loyal Voter"
Although the writer differs from The
DEMOCRAT in its nomination policy, he
evinces spirit of fairness in stating his
objections which entities him to a respect
ful hearing and courteous reply. This
he would have received, had the compli-
mentary remarks relative to this paper
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07

BoILs, pimples, hives, ringworm, tetter
and all other manifestations of impure
blood are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07

BARRArr Bros. are selling all kinds of
Furniture at cost.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07

We are now prepared to do the
finest Job Work i'm this part of
the Country. Democrat office.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07
Mark MeKimmins, Livery Stable.

Main Street, north of Walker House
A first class, fully equipped establish,
ment in every particular.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07

"Oh! Mamma, Look At The Crowds
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
Selecting a amily Horse.

Among the good points to be noticed in the selection of the fam fly horse. docility and gentleness must be kept we'll in front. If the women and children are to share in the use and care of the horse, nothing vicious should be tOlera' ted. If sound and previously well cared for. a horse eight, ten, or even twelve years old, may be bought with no tear of disability on account of old age. Mir. John Russell, who recently delivered a series of lectures in Boston, on the care of the horse, said that, "Old wine, old friends, and old horses and by that meaning those from eight to fourteen-"Should always be preferred to young Ones." The horse does not come to maturity as early as some think. as the rec. ord of the trotting horse of Ameri- ca shows. A horse ten years old that has no defect of body or limb, is practically safe from the Ordi- nary horse diseases So far as outward appearance, color, etc., are concerned, no general direc' tions can be given, but if the buy CT, is inexperienced, it is better to go to some reliable dealer, stating what is desired, and the amount o' money to be given. An honest horse jockey in some people, 's minds, is an anomily, but many such may be found, American Agriculturist.